Private bankers of Hong Kong rejoice — the day is finally upon us. After three months of tightened restrictions in response to the Omicron variant of COVID-19, from 21 April the industry enters a Brave New World of dinners with clients after 6pm, missed putts at the Shek O Country Club, and nightlife that lives up to the definition of…
Shadow Banker – Golf and client dinners back on the menu as Hong Kong eases COVID-19 curbs
22 April 2022

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